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COUNTY and COURTS FEDERAL
Bookie Accuses Wife, Four Deaths Recalled Who Denies All In Suit Of Widow.
Avenue East Fourth Wilder 1401 Dalton
When Jacob Ammann 26 years old, 34 East Liberty Street appeared before Judge Charles W. Hoffman Domestic Relations Court several weeks for his suit for divorce from Marie Crump Ammann, 23 years old, 1812 Race Street, Mrs. Ammann fainted just after entering the courtroom and the case had be continued was heard yesterday, Ammann charging that his wife associated with men neglected child. He also said that on Novem ber 1932, she asked him for money to go to the Latonia track When he she became angry and told him get out she would pack his things and throw them out. He left. Ammann said. When asked his occupation, Ammann he is "bookmaker He further charged that on May 21. 1931 she left ostensibly to visit She did not return and he enlisted the aid of police and he charged his wife was found in rooming house with another
Mrs. Ammann denied all of his charges and she had worked for year. her husband col lecting her pay They got along all right long he had money with which to gamble, she said, but he would angry when she asked for money The wife's stepfather, William Crump. 1812 Race Street, called as witness, that both were to blame and neither have divorce Mrs Ammann begged to be keep child no what the might and Judge Hoffman took the under consideration
He Just Came And Went.
Except for the first four months 1929 Rayborn did support her. 1604 in her suit for divorce filed She also says that during the their they separated seven times. These separations resulted in reconciliations which failed to last except in 1930 says That time they together for nearly weeks. Each reconciliation ended in Rayborn sending her back to parents because he could not provide for she 1931 Rayborn took a trip to the West and months, she says. Again last year he similar trip, away for five she did he in form her he was leaving or any of going. she says. So she seeking divorce that her maiden name, Wolff be restored to her.
Two More Wives Sue.
That he denounced her publicly swore at and at "beat made by Angeline Doyle, 520 Hale Apart suing for divorce Frank 4574 Eastern Avewhom she Sep tember 12, 1931 asks that her maiden name, Боусе, be restored to her For the past two years Isaac 915 Dana has provided support for her Lully Belle 855 Lex ington charges in her suit for divorce She restoration of her maiden name, Henle were married November 5, 1902 and no children
Sentenced For Robbery
Harold Holobaugh of robbery charge few days ago, from 10 25 in the Penitentiary by Stanley Matthews Criminal De cember 18 last Holobaugh Leonard attendant Standard Oil station, Twelfth and Sycamore Streets, washroom at the station, after robbing him of $79
Will Contest Is Settled.
By agreement in Judge John H. Druffel's Court yesterday sustaining the will of Mein inger, died 3. 1931 nephews nieces to set aside the will but settle ment was reached cut of court.
Death of four and two women a railroad ac cident at Hamilton, Ohio, early in the morning of 7. 1931 was recalled in United States District Court when the suit of Mrs. Lillian Mae utrix of the her late husband Campbell 46 years old, Dayton one the victims the accident, against the Ohio Railroad Company began before District Judge Robert Nevin for $30,000 as for band's death which was the of the of the the Fifth Street ing in of speed. It appears that Campbell was in man named "Master" Haynes and two sisters named Jones, three residents of Hamilton, at the time of the Edward M Ballard Cincinnati and George for the and Her bert der the Schindel & the the railroad expected the trial the will continue over today
Closed Bank's Receiver Appeals
First Nati Bank of an appeal in United States Appeals yesterday from the District Taylor Knoxville dismissing suit against H. Goodwin Moun tain alleged to be due on check of Goodwin's which payment stopped by Goodwin when learned the Elizabethton bank had its 1931 Judge the suit the of the defendant a motion the bank's receiver rehear
Spoiled Fish To Be Destroyed. fish by Federal virtually completely District Judge Robert Nevin the motion District Attorney Francis the United States Marshal to the seized product. fish shipped to Cincinnati from Chicago and were said to be decomposea upon were blue fins from Lake Superior
Doctors Are Creditors.
Charles W. Danner, 58 West Charlton Street filed his voluntary petition in bankruptcy in United Court for lief from his debts he at $497 He values his assets all which says are His creditors are phy from $50 $150 for Scheduling liabilities totaling $529.50 and assets of $210. all of which he John B railroad brakeman, 320 tered his voluntary petition in bankruptcy His largest creditor is Dr. Astler Vine Elmwood
Portsmouth Bankers Plead.
Daniel W Conroy President and Clarence Nodler Vice President the First National Bank Ports mouth Ohio. appeared in United States District Court yesterday and entered pleas guilty to the first joint ing them with having false report to the of the Currency not guilty to the counts of this indictment Conroy also entered plea of not guilty separate indictment against him. individually charging misapplication or of the funds the bank of which he was the head Both men were ordered to re turn October at which trict Judge Robert R. Nevin will sentence them and make disposition the other charges contained in the Indictments the en by the Grand Jury here last They out of alleged the closing of the bank by the Comp. troller of the Currency several months ago and the placing of its affairs into the hands Con.
Closes Bankruptcy Cases
Twenty one bankruptcy records filed in United States Court yes. feree in as follows Stoller and Joseph were H. Roads Highland sets 3222 Madison Liabilities cent salesman West farmer Thompson $201 shoe $563 Nothing Ronald doing sets farmer Assets Nothing deal.
